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Friday, June 3rd
Root Division
3175 17th Street (at South Van Ness)
San Francisco, CA 94110 Doors at 7:00 Flicks at 8:00 $2-$10 Donation at the door http://threeminutepictureshow.com/ |
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Friday, June 3rd
Root Division
3175 17th Street (at South Van Ness)
San Francisco, CA 94110 Doors at 7:00 Flicks at 8:00 $2-$10 Donation at the door http://threeminutepictureshow.com/ |
Pop into the Shadow Theater at Paxton Gate’s Curiosities for Kids where we’ll be featuring select films from our Twinkling To-Do Film Screenings. These amazing films are made by kids ages 6 to 17, working on their own, or in collaboration with other kids, or even their favorite adults. Volunteers will be on hand to answer questions and tell you how to take part in this year’s Twinkling To-Do!
Sunday, May 8th
3pm to 4pm
Paxton Gate’s Curiosities for Kids
766 Valencia Street
between 18th & 19th Streets
San Francisco, CA 94110
(415) 252-9990
Thursday, May 5th
6pm to 10pm
Exploratorium 
at the Palace of Fine Arts
3601 Lyon Street
San Francisco, CA 94123
http://www.exploratorium.edu/visit/calendar/#/?i=2
The Three-Minute Picture Show has been successfully encouraging amateur filmmakers and entertaining Bay Area audiences since 2001. Festival organizers have been working hard behind the scenes to expand to Portland and to children and families. How can you help The Three-Minute Picture Show reach out to amateur filmmakers of all ages and across state lines? Come on down to The Someday Lounge and shake your booty to Ross & The Hellpets and The Honus Huffhines, and enter to win The Raffle of Fabulous Prizes. Audience favorites of past film festivals will also be screened and if you feel the urge to make your own, organizers will be on hand to tell you how to enter and experience the glory of watching your film on the big screen in front of a live audience.
What can you win at The Raffle of Fabulous Prizes? Something from these generous people and businesses: Brehan Crawford LAC, Jill Bliss, MicroCinema International, Ristretto Roasters, Salt, Fire & Time, Scoop Ice Cream, Tinymeat and more!
The Three-Minute Picture Show Benefit Soiree:
Featuring Ross & The Hellpets, The Honus Huffhines & A Screening of Festival Favorites of Yore
The Someday Lounge
125 NW 5th Avenue
Portland, OR 97209
www.somedaylounge.com
503-248-1030
6:00 pm to 9:00 pm
$7 at the door
2010 event is in progress…
The Three-Minute Picture Show is a 30 day, 3 minute filmmaking project. Sign up! Make a movie! Feel awesome at The Black Tie Gala and Film Screening where your film plays on the big screen in front of a live audience!
Thanks to all the beautiful people who came out to our Make-Out Room Benefit Soiree! We had a great time dancing to Ron Silva & The Monarchs and giving away amazing prizes! What’s next? Our website will be finished by June 1 so you can sign up to enter this year’s shenanigans and we’ll be holding one more benefit soiree in Portland on June 7 at the Someday Lounge. Please tell your Portland friends all about it, and if you’re in the area stop by, say hi and find out how you can see your own film on the big screen!
Join us Friday, May 21st at The Make-Out Room!
Featuring Ron Silva and the Monarchs, a Screening of Festival Favorites of Yore and your host, Jeff Cleary!
The Three-Minute Picture Show (formerly The Three-Minute Film Festival) has been successfully encouraging amateur filmmakers and entertaining Bay Area audiences since 2001. Festival organizers have been working hard behind the scenes to expand to more cities and to children and families. How can you help The Three-Minute Picture Show reach out to amateur filmmakers of all ages and across state lines? Come on down to the Make –Out Room and shake your booty to Ron Silva and The Monarchs and enter the Raffle of Fabulous Prizes for your chance to win treats from 3 Fish Studios, Books Inc., Chronicle Books, Denise DeShetler CMT, fiftyseven-thirtythree, Gregory Cowley Photography, Interior Design Fair, Madrone Art Bar, Mission Minis, PF Dumanis CMT, The Poetry Store, SFMOMA, Tracy Mazza at Sync Salon and more. Audience favorites of past film festivals will also be screened and if you feel the urge to make your own, organizers will be on hand to tell you how to enter and experience the glory of watching your film on the big screen in front of a live audience.
Friday, May 21
The Make-Out Room
3225 22nd Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
7:30 pm to 9:30 pm
$7 at the door
Directed by Adam Davis
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